Free Christmas Math Worksheets
7 free Christmas math worksheets for grades 1 to 4. Each one is a one-page PDF with the answer key on page 2, ready to print with no login, sign-up or email. The festive trim is outline-only, so the pages print fine in black and white and leave the ornaments and the tree for coloring in.
Christmas Tree Addition
Grades 1–2
Seventeen sums within 20, one on each ornament — solve them, then color the tree.
Download PDF (17 problems · 54 KB)
Christmas Tree Subtraction
Grades 1–2
Seventeen subtraction facts within 20 on the ornaments, weighted toward crossing ten.
Download PDF (17 problems · 54 KB)
Christmas Color by Number (Addition)
Grades 1–2
Solve each sum and color the square by the key. Get them right and a Christmas tree appears.
Download PDF (195 problems · 54 KB)
Christmas Two-Digit Addition & Subtraction
Grades 2–3
Fifteen stacked problems that alternate carrying and borrowing.
Download PDF (15 problems · 51 KB)
Christmas Multiplication Facts
Grades 3–4
Thirty mixed times-table facts through 12×12 with festive trim.
Download PDF (30 problems · 52 KB)
Christmas Division Facts
Grades 3–4
Twenty-four division facts from ÷2 to ÷10, no remainders.
Download PDF (24 problems · 52 KB)
Christmas Math Word Problems
Grades 2–4
Ten one- and two-step story problems: cookies, reindeer, presents and the countdown to the 25th.
Download PDF (10 problems · 51 KB)Which worksheet for which grade
| Grade | Worksheets | What it practices |
|---|---|---|
| 1st grade | Tree addition, color by number | Addition facts within 20 |
| 1st–2nd grade | Tree subtraction | Subtraction within 20, mostly crossing ten (13 − 7) |
| 2nd–3rd grade | Two-digit addition & subtraction | Carrying and borrowing, alternating |
| 2nd–4th grade | Word problems | One- and two-step story problems with all four operations |
| 3rd–4th grade | Multiplication facts, division facts | Times tables through 12×12 and their division facts |
How the color by number works
Every square on the color by number sheet holds an addition fact. The key at the top gives a color for each answer: 11 is green, 7 is red, 17 is yellow and so on. Solve the sum, color the square, and a Christmas tree with a star and ornaments appears. A wrong answer shows up as a square that doesn't fit the picture, so children can find and fix their own mistakes. The colored tree is on page 2.
A December math countdown
The weeks before winter break are a good time for short, daily practice: one worksheet a day, or one side of a page, keeps facts fresh without feeling like homework. Facts a child misses twice on paper are the ones to drill. A one-minute Num Drill quiz finds the facts a child is slow on and brings them back until they stick.
Teachers can send a class straight to a specific skill and level with an assignment link; see Num Drill for teachers. More everyday sheets are on the printable worksheets page.
Paper for December, speed all year
Worksheets give practice in showing work. For instant recall, a 10-question adaptive quiz finds the facts your child misses and drills exactly those. Free, with no login.
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Are these Christmas math worksheets free?
Yes. All 7 are free PDFs to download, print, copy and share for home or classroom use, with no login, sign-up or email.
What grades are the Christmas math worksheets for?
Grades 1 to 4. The ornament trees and color by number practice addition and subtraction within 20 (grades 1–2), the two-digit sheet covers carrying and borrowing (grades 2–3), and the multiplication and division facts suit grades 3–4. The word problems span grades 2–4.
Do the worksheets have answer keys?
Yes. Every worksheet has its answer key on page 2 of the same PDF. On the trees the key fills in each ornament, and the color by number key is the finished, colored picture.
Will the worksheets print in black and white?
Yes. The Christmas trim is thin outlines, so the pages print cheaply in black and white, and the tree and ornaments are left blank for coloring.
Can teachers use these worksheets in class?
Yes. Teachers, tutors and homeschool groups are welcome to print and photocopy them for their students.
How do I print them on A4 paper?
The PDFs are US Letter. Choose “Fit to page” in the print dialog and they print correctly on A4.
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